The first thing EVERYBODY has to acknowledge is that "pre-existing conditions", in this context , means WELFARE. Pure and simple. You can't buy insurance on your house after it burns down are on your car after you wreck it. I don't blame anybody for wanting somebody else to pay for their problems and taking care of those who cannot take care of themselves. It is the right thing to do, but disguising welfare as insurance is insidious.
This.
well yes. that's easy to understand, and makes perfectly good sense, even if one has only one eye & half sense.
but, the problem remains, and that's what we're trying to iron out, right? that is a pre-existing condition is just as much a medical problem or issue as it ever was. it's a medical indication that a curative, preventative, or trtmnt is needed to be supplied by knowledgeable personnel. and there's a cost attached.
ok, so it's not covered by insurance. how is it best covered?
